Sentence examples for to take a range of from inspiring English sources

Over 150 countries have already ratified the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control, which requires countries to take a range of anti-smoking measures.

My university fees would have been much higher if I hadn't gone away for a year and I also wouldn't have been able to take a range of exciting new topics: there was much more on offer on Lund's programme.

President Bush has authorized American negotiators to say that he is prepared to take a range of steps to aid North Korea -- from easing sanctions to a peace treaty -- if North Korea will begin to surrender its nuclear weapons and all the facilities to develop them.

Their testing facility and equipment allowed them to take a range of measurements to evaluate the performance of the ventilated facade with macro-encapsulated PCM, which are given in Table 2.

Gov. Jerry Brown officially declared a drought emergency in the state Friday, urging residents to cut water use by 20% and directing state agencies to take a range of steps to ease the effects of water shortages on agriculture, communities and fish and wildlife.

After therapy, it seems possible that the opportunity to take a range of different turn types may have adversely influenced gesture use.

The government stepped into the breach to taking a range of costly actions aimed at preventing the economy from being sucked into a very dark vortex.

The government will "promote equal pay and take a range of measures to end discrimination in the workplace".

"Authorities also need to be taking a range of other factors and income streams into account in drawing up their budget plans.

This research was carried out as a first, formal attempt at the University of Brighton to take a particular range of collaborative Arts/Medicine educational initiatives onto a different footing.

The regulatory body has been given significant autonomy, and is able to take a wide range of actions without government approval, partly as a result of maneuvering by Mr. Abe's own party when it was out of power.